Bye-bye, Richard, du wirst mir fehlen. André always going the extra mile.
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Bye-bye, Richard, du wirst mir fehlen. André always going the extra mile.
Kaffee, Kippen und 'n Bier
André Kaczmarczyk als Vincent Ross in Polizeiruf 110: Goldraub
Episode einfach pures Gold.
vincent ross my beloved
weâve been here beforeâŠ
"Ihre SekretÀrin-"
"Meine Kollegin."
đąđąđą
Gott des Bankrotts/Goldraub - Parallelen
Vincent auf dem Boden. Bei GdB noch aus professionellen GrĂŒnden, bei Goldraub dann schon privat.
Und ein hochdramatisches, emotionales Ende.
Ich kam drauf, weil beide vom selben Regisseur Felix Karolus sind. Nur "Wasserwege" passt nicht ganz, oder doch? Ideen?
Hier das Ende von "Wasserwege", danke an @piasnudelbox
Vincent + GemÀlde in Goldraub
Vincent und sein Ring
Noch ein paar Referenzbilder zum Zeichnen aus dem Polizeiruf Goldraub.
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My video tribute to Ian Carmichael as Lord Peter Wimsey and Glyn Houston as Mervyn Bunter
Timeless Grace: Ian Carmichael as Lord Peter Wimsey & Glyn Houston as Mervyn Bunter â A Fan Tribute
The 1970s BBC adaptations of Dorothy L. Sayers' Lord Peter Wimsey novels remain one of the most cherished treasures of classic British television â a perfect blend of wit, elegance, and understated depth that captures the golden age of detective fiction with warmth and authenticity.
At the heart of these serials stands Ian Carmichael's portrayal of Lord Peter Wimsey: the aristocratic amateur sleuth who is equal parts playful dandy, razor-sharp intellect and deeply compassionate soul. Carmichael, already beloved for his comic timing and charm, brought to the role an effortless aplomb â a light touch that conceals profound insight and quiet vulnerability. He embodies the character's irreverent spirit, his delight in wordplay, and the lingering shadows of the Great War with such natural grace that he feels definitive to many fans.
Equally indispensable is Glyn Houston as Mervyn Bunter, Wimsey's unflappable valet and steadfast companion. Houston's performance is layered perfection: the model gentleman's gentleman â discreet, dignified, impeccably proper â yet his expressive eyes and subtle inflections reveal a rich inner world.
We sense the unspoken history between master and man: the trenches where Bunter saved Wimsey's life, the years of quiet care through shell shock and sorrow, the wordless bond of mutual loyalty and respect. Houston never overplays; he lets the chemistry speak through glances, dry humour, and small, telling gestures.
Together, Carmichael and Houston create one of television's most enduring partnerships. Their on-screen rapport is magical â a delicate balance of class difference and genuine equality, of banter that sparkles without ever turning sharp, of profound trust that needs no grand declarations. It is this quiet, profound chemistry that elevates the mysteries beyond clever plots into something deeply human: stories of friendship, duty, and care beneath the surface polish of 1920s/30s England.
Music:
âBoyfriendsâ (Theme from âLord Peter Wimseyâ) by Herbert Chappell âThe Gentle Touchâ by Herbert Chappell
Oh, wow, I have loved these shows for ages! Thank you so much for this tribute.
Falls ihr noch Karten fĂŒr eure Liebsten braucht
Neue Pressefotos mit Vincent Ross fĂŒr den Polizeiruf Goldraub (Sendetermin: 29.3.26)